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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 472 Queen St. W. (at Augusta Ave.) • View on map »
  • 416-646-6725
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Editorial Review

As a pianist gently tickles out jazz standards, chic diners listen attentively, chat between tables and offer warm applause. Chef Fawzi Kotb’s food, for the most part, also deserves a hand. An amuse of goat cheese and fresh strawberry drizzled with 12-year-old balsamic brings a smile. Likewise, rich lentil curry soup, with crispy leek frites, delights with silky spice in a hollowed acorn squash. Organic baby spinach, in tart pomegranate and raspberry vinaigrette, perfectly offsets ...

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  • Closed Sunday and Monday
Location
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    472 Queen St. W. (at Augusta Ave.)
  • 416-646-6725

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